Saitek X52 prop pitch mapping
 

On which button or axis do you mapped the prop pitch control on your X52?

I mainly fly the 109 and I mapped it to the slider on the throttle control but I am often getting frustrated because I move it a little bit to wide and don't hit the middel position and then the pitch goes full up or down. And when I notice my mistake it is often too late, especially in a dog fight. Very annoying! :mad:

I think that I will try it on the POV on the throttle control. This is also more realistic becuase I have to keep the button pressed to alter the pitch, like in a real 109. :)

Any other ideas? :)

I have mine mapped to the thumb rotary.

yep, for the 109/110 pitch i mapped the forefinger hatswitch.
And for all the other planes i mapped the thumb wheel.

Yes, it is really much better on the forefinger POV hat. :)
And what could I do with the unmapped slider now? :D ;)

Sliders are great for breaks. Full break don't stick unless you use autopilot or mapp it to a slider. Great when warming up big engines like on the Brenheim.

HI Pitti, I'm using the E and I buttons for pitch,the slider for flaps and D for afterburner.

Nice, idea! But I just ordered the Saitek rudder pedals and I will use it for the breaks. :)

I am also using D for the afterburner. :)
E is to open the canopy or, with the pinkie, to throw it off.
And I is for the map.
And all my flaps and rudder trims I mapped to the toggels on the joystick T1-T6.

Thanks for all your answers! :)

Anyone sharing an x52 profile with a n00b:-o

I use the slider for prop-pitch on all planes (and for brakes with modifier) but I have set a deadzone in the middle, which helps to get the 109 in neutral.

huh..
-prop-pitch of course on the "gear-wheel", fwd/left side on throttle.. ;-)

~s~ :)